PC Part Deals

Parts priced below their own average over the last 45 days, biggest drop first. We measure against prices we recorded ourselves, not against a list price the part has not sold at in months.

Prices update daily. Black Friday 2026 is Friday, November 27, 2026.

Biggest price drops right now

Across graphics cards, processors, motherboards, memory, SSDs and power supplies.

  • #1

    Ryzen 5 5600X · AMD

    6 cores · AM4 · 65W

    $176

    22.1% below average45-day low30.6 pts per $100
    Buy
  • #2

    Meg Z890 Unify-X · MSI

    Z890 · LGA1851 · ATX

    $300

    21.9% below average45-day low33.3 pts per $100
    Buy
  • #3

    Prime B860-Plus WiFi (-CSM) · ASUS

    B860 · LGA1851 · ATX

    $99.99

    17.4% below average45-day low95.0 pts per $100
    Buy
  • #4

    Ripjaws S5 32GB Kit (16GBx2) 6800Mhz CL34 · G.Skill

    32GB (2x16GB) · DDR5-6800 · CL34-45-45-108

    $570

    17.3% below average$17.81 per GB
    Buy
  • #5

    TUF Gaming Z890-Plus WiFi · ASUS

    Z890 · LGA1851 · ATX

    $220

    13.7% below average45-day low45.5 pts per $100
    Buy
  • #6

    SanDisk Ultra 3D SSD - 2TB · Sandisk

    2TB · SATA SSD · 560 MB/s read

    $380

    12.1% below average45-day low$0.190 per GB
    Buy
  • #7

    Ryzen 5 4500 · AMD

    6 cores · AM4 · 65W

    $79.79

    9.1% below average42.0 pts per $100
    Buy
  • #8

    Ryzen 5 9600X · AMD

    6 cores · AM5 · 65W

    $173

    8% below average45-day low42.0 pts per $100
    Buy
  • #9

    Ryzen 5 5500 · AMD

    6 cores · AM4 · 65W

    $84.93

    7.8% below average45-day low45.6 pts per $100
    Buy
  • #10

    Mag B860 Tomahawk · MSI

    B860 · LGA1851 · ATX

    $169

    6.7% below average45-day low59.2 pts per $100
    Buy
  • #11

    RM1000x Shift 2023 · Corsair

    1000W · 80+ Gold · Fully modular

    $170

    6.5% below average45-day low$0.170 per watt
    Buy
  • #12

    Ryzen 7 7700X · AMD

    8 cores · AM5 · 105W

    $235

    6.3% below average45-day low30.1 pts per $100
    Buy
  • #13

    PRO B840-P WIFI · MSI

    B840 · AM5 · ATX

    $110

    6.1% below average45-day low68.2 pts per $100
    Buy
  • #14

    Core Ultra 5 245KF · Intel

    14 cores · LGA1851 · 125W

    $178

    5.6% below average37.7 pts per $100
    Buy
  • #15

    Z890 Riptide WiFi · ASRock

    Z890 · LGA1851 · ATX

    $170

    5.6% below average45-day low58.8 pts per $100
    Buy
  • #16

    Sandisk SSD PLUS M.2 NVMe PCIe Gen 3.0 Internal SSD - 2TB · Sandisk

    2TB · NVMe Gen3 · 3,200 MB/s read

    $299

    5.3% below average45-day low$0.149 per GB
    Buy
  • $230

    5% below average43.5 pts per $100
    Buy
  • #18

    Ryzen 9 9900X · AMD

    12 cores · AM5 · 120W

    $335

    4.9% below average45-day low22.1 pts per $100
    Buy
  • #19

    MPG Z890 Carbon WiFi · MSI

    Z890 · LGA1851 · ATX

    $340

    4.8% below average45-day low29.4 pts per $100
    Buy
  • #20

    Sandisk Extreme M.2 NVMe PCIe Gen 4.0 Internal SSD - 2TB · Sandisk

    2TB · NVMe Gen4 · 5,150 MB/s read

    $450

    4.7% below average45-day low$0.225 per GB
    Buy

Deals by part

Each list leads with the real drops in that category, then the best value on offer.

Sale events

The two weeks that move component prices most in the year.

What counts as a deal here

A percentage off a manufacturer list price tells you almost nothing, because the list price is set once at launch and rarely updated. A part can sit at thirty percent off for a year and simply be worth its lower price.

So we use two measures instead, and both are on the page. The first is the discount that matters: how far below its own average over the last 45 days a part is priced today. A part whose price has not moved scores zero, whatever the sticker on it claims. The second is value: what the part scores in benchmarks, or how much capacity it gives you, against what it costs.

Where a part is sold by a retailer whose price history we cannot keep, it can still be a good buy without appearing in the drops list, so the value ranking is the one to read. Browse the full rankings for graphics cards, processors and motherboards.